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The Sunday morning news. [volume] (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1886-1891, 1887-06-19
F4sHION NOTES.

| A novel pin for the ladies is carelessly
knotted ribbon Of gold pierced with a
slender pin bearing ruby or diamond.
Parasos with long drop fringe of let's
are novelty among lhe black parasols;
the covering is embroidered in jet also.
Jabots at the back make pretty and
simple arrangement for the Imputed dra-
peres at the back of the striped woolens.
Three rose leaves in oxyeIzed gold,
pierced with miniature ruby, diamond,
or sapphire, are favorite pin for ladies
wear
Uneven numbers of rows in stitching
or fiat trimming sewed on around the bot
tom of plain skirt continue to be excel
lent style.
Smelling salts are now carried in tiny
little metal box with chain. They are i'm
ported, and only reach the nostrils of
select few.
Finger rings made of gold wire are com
into vogue. Some are fashioned into
true lovers knot, while others are of intri
Gale network.
Red jerseys are great favortes, and are
worn over navy blue, black or brown
skirts, or tiny spotted ones with any skirt
that agrees in shade.
Plain velvet cordury or watered silk
skirts are stylishly worn with draperies of
wool. and many of last years dresses
could De so readjasted
Colored silk blouse wait are worn
with black silk skirts; also white lace of
fine weaves make very stylish guipures for
afternoon wear at the seaside.
Surahs, with brocaded stripe, are seen
in many attractive colors, and are largely
used in forming the petticoatS of some of
the dressy summer costumes.
The srnhards girdle of silver is grow
ing larger aud heavier sli l, but it is be-
coming when worn with the modern EGG
lish style of half-titting house robes.
Black and white are the only admixture
allowed with the popular red straw or
tulle bonnets, The black is always bor-
dsring of jet, more or lass SNOWY IN width
and pattern.
Bronze sandals will be very fashionable
all summer for dressy housewear. The
Roman sandal is strapped oyer the insiep
and fastened by buckle of real silver,
with Roman medallion in the centre.
French dressmakers are making up full
bishop sleeves of transparent materials of
varieus sorts, catching them into velvet
band at the elbow, with lice ruffiss beyond.
These are the newest things in lingerie
! Sailor hats are higher IN the crown than
this class OF hats has ever been worn and
narrower in the brim, aud they are trim
med as sailor hats have never been before
with great bunches of flowers carried from
the hrim on to tue top.
In tale, pink bennett has bread cor
enet Of rsssbNds and green leaves, snd
slight lemoR-eo'sred tulls was bordered
with rHehe edged with jet beads the size
Of pea, the crown having jet star work
ed upon it; a large cockade OF black chan
lilly lace standing up fanwlse over the
face.
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What tawdry displays most of our gents furnish.
ing Goods stores make in their windows-there
all their stock. Go into Baron's, Newark avenue,
aud see how he will take down from his shelves
the goods you want o. all grades. kinds and prices
for the comfort Of your underwear or the taste
and peeseeuon of POUR outer wear.
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The 60 lights o. Lon d ON -

G.. X. Sims famous melodrama
the Lights O. London was played by
the Webster Brady Company at Haz-
ards Pavilion last night to one of the
largest audiences that has ever assem-
bled together in Los Angeles. The
house was literally packed from ruol
floor and there must have been
iully 5000 people within the building
A. regards the play it is we'll known
AS one OF the most popular that has
enanated from the brilliant pen OF
"Dagonet," whose I" %, tler Joe" ha-
m abe his name household word in
America.
In putting the production on the
stage, great attention has been paid to
the scenery, some of the representa-
ions being very realistic and receiv-
ing well-neritel applause Espe.ial
"otice is due tothe scene howing. "The
bridge ut Regents Park" which il n
well-conceived piece Of workmanship
AS regards the actors, during then
late engagement here they have
made themselves familiar tu
vi.itors at the Pavilion. Brad!
and Webster, in the lAadi =
roles appear to advantage and receive
admirable support from Mrs Chariot.
ritrel, who as ''Bess Marks" scored n
uudolipted success. Miss aura Big
gar adds to the pleasure of her per-
formance by Il well executed solo in
the fifth act. :.
The piece will be repeated tonight
an every nilht this week. giving
place next Saturday to Rider Hag,
CARDS She.
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Mr.. G. H. Brown, Of this city. is in
San Francisco.
r. White. of New York, is stop
ping at the Nadeau.
A. P. Dunlap, of Paris, Canada, is
visiting the city.
A. A. Fisher. OF Brooklyn, N. Y.
arrived here yesterday.
{. VIM. G. Ayers. Of Philadelphia, reg
ffered yesterday at the N;:s!eau
Mr.. A. G. Manning a, d wife. of New
York, arrived in town vest rday.
C. f. Haws. of Boston. is a visitor
to this city, with view of remain
ing.
Mr.. James VI. Dodge, OF Cincinnati.
sailed on the Queen OF the Pacific for
San Diego.
n. S. Woods. Of Pittsburgh, is max.
ing tour OF inspection in Southern
California.
DR.. and Mrs. J. s. Owens have taken
possession OF their new house at No.
$50 Pearl street.
A. b. McCurherr and VI D. Millz-
ner, Of San Francisco. are paying their
friends flying visit.
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An Accident.

Last night, about twenty-five min
utes after 10 O'Clock, woman of for
eign extraction, named Bertha, left
the house OF Myrtle Mcdonald, No.
ia Alam da street, and proceeded TO
cross the railroad track, although the
cars were in motion and near to her.
She was evidently drunk. as stated
10y man Who saw.her few minutes
previous to her leaving tie house.
She was knorked down by the cars.
and carried into the house about 10 80
o'clock, and physician sent for. A
HERALD reporter was soon on the
scene, but Was abruptly denied adn,is-
zion. Myrtle came to the DIOR in n
ZEN state of innxiraiion. The wo-
man had had her foot ba,ly crust ed i,
hut no other injuries could he ascer-
tanned. The engine drivers naie
was Jameson. AMI the msn in charge
were Messrs Hart and Kennedy.
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A FLEkCE GAME.
A Street Fakir who Gave Away
EsOney.

A Street Fakir who Gave Away
EsOney.
10. Dalton was arrested last night
by Sergeant Jeffries on Main street,
opposite the Temple Block, where he
was running brisk gsmb ing game.
His plan OF operations was to put
a $50 bill into an envelope, fl g $40
b IL, ten So bills, and 100 duplicate
forms for 81 in as many envelops.
These ZIG envelops were mixed in II
box with ll6 empty envelops, making
in all 232. He then sold a small
plcket # pens for 81 and each pur-
cha er got an envelope. Persons who
watched the operator closely coul,i
perceive he knew something OF the
sleight vi hand tricks, and could see
him Zip numbers OF empty envelopes
into the box.
The scheme, on the face Of it, is, il
done fairly. a losing game to the oper-
ator. tor instance, il there were eight
envelopes for IS, theref' re for ~ 30
chances, or for $l45, the whole 23l
envelops could be bought, containing,
il all The operator said was true. Sz,U.
Dalton I. | "a man in this rity that he
look s23OO out of the San Diego gulls.
In ihi- town lie hired colored mali
fr, III Alabama to buy IS worth Of en-
velups and he would put the 500 oil
in ,nongst them. Another man whom
he hlred the other night to do THU
piece swim ling got the $50 bill and
has tuck 10 it.
Dalton Was allowed to go on de-
post of $50 aud 10y leaving his trunk
cont lining the envelopes at the police
station.
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YESTERDAYS GAME.
The LOs angeles Nine again DE.
feass the Hayerlys.

The Los angeles Nine again DE.
feats the Haverly>.
The second game between the Los
Angeles and Haverly clubs resulted as
might have been expected; the visit
ors were defeated by score OF IA to
8. The Los Angeles Club has evil
IDENTIFY made up Its mind not to allow
the Haverlys to gain one game Of the
series OF three. and the vi-itors have
been doing their best to carry away at
least one game. Yesterdaythey entered
the field with the full determination
to win II they could, and they played
their heat all the way through, but as
stated before, the game istoo much for
them, as it il for any other
of the California mines. The
game was very interesting all
the way through yesterday and the
Los Angeles boys had to work for all
they got. and several times it APP
peared az If the visitors were bound to
add to their score. Clever single and
double PLAYS stopped this, however,
and they retired with blank in every
Inning except the. fifth, when they
to SCORE three. The Los
Angeles boys scored in six Of the nine
innings and played good game
The visitors batted Nc
Caxthy's pitching quite freely, but
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Criminal Notes.

.yFhos. Dubois, for disturbing the
peace, was sent to the county Jail for
fifteen days.
Edw n Coffin and William Martin
were committed to the county Jail for
six months, for petit larceny.
William Bel ,ir sas arrested yaster-
day marning nv Officer Durham, on
Spring street. for cruelty to animals.
a. II. Godfrey and, Fdwar,i Grant,
charged with. disturbing the peace.
were yesterday discharged by Judge
Austin.
Ed. Wilson, a boy charged with
petit larceny, was committed to the
boys and gills' Aid Society OF San
Francisco,
Johnny Corona was arrested yes
terday by Constable A gurllo for dis
turbing the peace, and taken to the
county gail.
John Jenner, who attempted to
commit petit larency, WAS founi
guilty, and v ill sentenced on Deem
Der 10Th at o A. NJ.
A car on the Southern Pacific Rail-
road Comrany's line was broken open
AMI John Jone was arrested on sus-
picion. by Waterman A. Ii. Seekalz
Officer Auble arrested Henry Weber
yesterday morning on suspi'l n.
Weber had fonr boxes of cigars in his
possession which he was trying to sell
ON Requena street.
The trial of j. b. Holling worth and
Ed Harris. for disturbing the peace,
will take place on Monday. December
10Th at 8 A. M, with bail fixed at the
sum Of so each.
w. G. Rather, who stabbed man
In the Eintrachi saloon on Friday
night, hal his examination set yester-
day for Monday Dec. 10Th, at II a NJ.
and was committed in default of $1,000
hail.
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Peoples store.

Make your selections at the Peoples Store
from the following list for your Christmas
dft:
dow as handsome display in the d.si n Of
A Fairy Boat made entirely Of silk handker-
chiefs. It is a novel and original idea and
master piece of work.
A line of striped aud plaid black silk vel
vets nj y | so per yard. with latin arouod
and silk velvet hgurea Reduced from So. 20.
A line of all wool black cashmere 3yc u
yard. Double fold aud bargain at soc.
A line OF double fold plaid dress goods
1Sc. Made special from Csc.
A line of combination dress patterns, all
wool material, ext'a a G, fancy effect, vel
vets to match, at $9.05 suit Worth SIS.
A line Of shelf oilcloth, the latest designs,
at slsc. Worth 12l6c.
A line of 4-button embroidered back kid
gloves ssc puir. Reduced from $1.25.
A line Of Foster hook gloves honss in
length, .$1.49 pair. The finest gloves
cred back, worth 81 rs.
A line of silk h-ndkerehiefs at 49c each,
brocsded styles, reduced from Zoe.
line of leather hand s'tch, Is at SOC
each, with safet, clasp, woth 81
A line # gents Japane.e silk, eolored
6ered: hem.t tched handkerchlefs, 5Uc,
redu, ed from Use.
A line OF ladits' colored ,rdered, hem.
sti,' he'd handketcliefs, 6Ac each. Worth
4 line of ladies' fons purses s1.25 each.
The latest style. reduced from 81 rs.
A lin" of hem,titehed hanikerchefs, "a
Merry Christmas EN- broldered and stamped
IA the corner 121ac each, worth 2Uc.
OUR SANTA CLAUS LIST.
A line of toilet sets. with comb-brush, In
black boxes, soc each. neat and useful
gift; worth II
A line If plush stand, with q bottle of
cologne, Soc; worth soc.
handsome little willow basket, contain.
ing bottle of perfuuery, Ace; reduced
from 75c.
IL our 1Oc booth we have jumping ropes,
horse lines, toy watches with chains A B q
hooks, aud other n,lm efous articles, all at
the uniform price of Zoe each.
In our 15c booth we have card receivers.
Japanese trays. cigai cases, majolica plates,
and other articles, all at the uniform price
of 15c each.
In our 25c booth we have line Of huild
ng bloc ks, Il gre II variety of large sizes If
If tin TOYS, story books of all description,
&c, al % each.
A liue Of EN- ,,idered scarf shawls, 81 rs
each; IN all shades, With colored mbroidery,
,nd worth $3.50.
A handsome line OF elk mixed shawls at
IS 80 each. These are something exquisite,
both IN texture a. appearance, and an
srtiele { at always sells t So.
In our millinery department. we have q
large md extensive line of ladies' trimmed
hats, which have been made expressly for
Christmas. rang n< In pIiee from 500 to
Rs; cal tomorrow and re, Give the choice
ii !.
A line of gents'seamless socks, s1sc pair:
worth I5c.
A line of boy, percale shirts in neat
Il. signs, 39c: worth 65c.
A lii re of mems striped shirts, 49c each !:
worth 75c.
December 10, 1887. PEOPLES STORE.
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NEWS NOTES.

The troubles at San Pedro ars said
to he over, the sailors and shipowneis
having Come to an understanding.
The streets are sadly in need Of
spripkling and the dust on some of the
thorouyhfares is almo-t -tihing.
Coroner Meredith went to Santa
Ana yesterday to hold an inquest on
the body OF a men said to have been
found drowned.
There was no meeting Of the Finance
or Fire com mittees ye- terday, and T.
word OF the Council on Monday will
.be very light.
There was no meeting of the Board
of Public Works yesterday, because,
as yet. no Board has been appointed
by the President OF the Council.
Transfers Of real estate yesterday
amounted to $3.50 2is and we're l2l in
in number. OF these: taenty-iour
we're for nominal considerations.
A diamond lace pin WAS lost yester-
day on either Main or Spring streets.
between Fourth and Temple. A re-
ward of 800 will he paid for its re-
turn 10 the HERALD Office.
The newly elected members OF tn
City Cuunc held a caucus yesterda,
afternoon for the purpose of forming
committees and deciding IN several
appointments to he made The result
of their deliberations will not be made
public until tomorrow.
There will be an entertainment at
the Los Angeles University, baptist
College off Temple streeD, Tuesday
evening, December 20. at 7 O'Clock
given by the Phil,lexian S"@ietv. to
which the public are cordially invited.
No admission charged.
Early this morning J. NJ. Haley was
arrested by officer Van I.uven. or the
corner of Spring and Sixth streets.
Haley answers the description o. a
person wanted in San Francisco aid
also in San Diego for grand larceny.
He was arrested on war ant from
Chief Crowley, OF San Francisco.
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The Collector Of Customs at East

The Collector OF Customs at East
port, Me-, is a subtle sort OF agent
with very metaphysical mind. lie
recently submitted an unusual que :
ton to the United States Treasur,
department. 1t was whether
duIy Was to he assessed
upon electricity which came
ever the wir from Canada to suppl,
electric light for t'alais. Maine. Fair
ehil'l has replied that electricity il an
invisible. agent of power, without
any sub-tanre "a mercantile com
modify. and is not pro, ided for in the
riff or liable to duty.-IMonetary
Times.
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they gained little on account OF the
excellent fielding Of the home nine.
To-days game will be very interest,"
ing. because the home niue intends
to shut the Haverlys out entirely, ii
pos lille, and the H.verly's intend to
win, if possible These games are
weIl worth seeing, for they are good
exhibitions of science, even If the
northern nine has but little chance to
win. The ore yesterday by innings
was as follows:
Innings 12 1897 8
los Angeles. % 8 o 2 3 ia
Haverl,s % o % 3 o O o o.
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SANTA re sp,ings.

For sale, the Murray Tract OF 100 acres,
adjoining this forishing town on the
north A railroad wiil be In operation
within 81 days. bringing Sarts Fee Springs
within 80 minutes Of the city. VIII be sold
as whole for x4O0 per acre. on easy terms,
with suitable reducti on or cts h; or, " i'll bt
odd In tracts OF from to 10 acres. Inves-
tirate this. Murray. Power & Co.. Fresno,
Cal. Chas Catsat D avis. ATTORNEY, Los An
.eipe Col
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Warren Glass Company, s32 Mission street.
San FRANCISCO. Branch office NJ. 5 g. Fort
street, Los Angeles. Art embossed, out and
stained glass; Bending. beveling, gil ding
and silvering at short notice and lowest
rates. We defy mpetitiou In any branch
of the business. Call and examine samples.
OTrARsoK, Agent
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not be attended by Discharge % the noh throat but there usually
Is 4
Q lake and
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a end.

We invite all who are .eeking good, safe
land In estmeuts TO call on us for infofma-
ton. We are offering lands that are equal
to any In Southern California at prices to
encourage all to invest. We ask less than
half the prices of other lands of the same
quality, and make easy terms of payment.
For actual settlers no other tract can offer
equal Inducements
SINH LAND AND WATER Co.
10 West First street.
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DENTISTS.

1 DAMS BROS. DENTISTS, ~ :. orklNu
"A street, rooms 4 and 5.
Gold Filings from $2 up. -
Amalgam and silver filings. 81
Painless extraction of te0na by vitalizeG
air or nitrons oxide gas, 81.
Teeth extracted without gas or air. 30
cents. 49,
Best sets of teeth from $6 to $40. by our
new method OF making teeth, misf1t Is lm
possible. All work guaranteed.
We makea specially of extracting teeth
without pain.
Office hours from 8 A. N. to M. Sun
ia va from IN T. m 80 " 49,
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ON the Direct Road 20 the Sol.
diers, HOIne.

Near city limits. Just think Lots 5Ox
$50 feet, 1900; only 300 cash: beautiful
high level; free ride, from 25 West First
street, T. wiesendanger.
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They will give you the dire tons and infor-
nation to the La Brne ranch. if in Your bug
sy, or you can take the Temple street or
Second street cable line, then take the steam
motor, aud at the end vi the liue convey
n, es will take YOU 10 the rancL direct on
he day of sale. Fine lunch; grand ride
Ito & the foothills. Cattle kings. breeders,
dairymen and everybody are invit d To at.
end; room for all reserved space for la'iies
John Z. Bell. the auction eer, sells by order
fool. d. Z. Ellsworth. Look aud see full
particulars relating t. the same,
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Spence, the confecti, ner, 46 South Spring
street. Il sole agent for the tasadena Fruit
Oompany's fruit. A laIge sup
ply constan ly on hand.
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B. A. Breakey, Hardware, Removed to
IL and 43 South Spring street
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For choice candi,s, bon-bops, crystalized
f,uits, etc 20 70 Spea re's, - routh spring
s'rest. Church fairs and festivals supplied
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BRONCHITIS.


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Terrace viva, high and slightly, prices
tel ms cary.
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CHRONIC BRONCHITIS.


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Ei,s GAvs..NAs..

E1ts GAvgssNtt..
MRS. MAMIE CATCHING, TEACHER
vi of piano, guitar and voice culture.
special rates f. beginners ~ Fort cor Second.
WOODBUKY'o BUSINESS IOLLkuk, IJa
w south Spring Street. Los Angeles, Cal
For in formatio address r. G.. WOODBURY.,
Principal. Los Angeles. Cal n27-tf
IOM ERCIAL NIGHT SCHUUL-BUOk
" keeping, penmanship, and arithmetic
thoroughly taught. Room IL, Schumacher
Block. L. B. LAWSON. Principal. n2l-tf
,JNHE Los ANGELES CONSERVATORY OF
Music. No. 406 8. Main street. Only in
stituuion of the kind In Southern California.
music, art, languages and elucution. Or
ehestral insrruments taught and furnished.
Also an art studio aud materials for pupils.
MRS. EMILY J. VALENTINE, President.
n21-tf
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Terrsce villa needs only to be seen to be
admired. Terms easy.
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CONSU MPllUN |
ASTHMA. BRONCHITIS, CATARRH,
And other diseases OF the organs OF r. spira-
ton, treated by the
SYSTEM OF MEDICAL
INHALATION,
AND GENERAL TREATMENT
Catarrs Of Nose and Throat.

Catarrh Of Nose and Throat.
! do not clsim at can cure ever, case
of catarrh, but do claim that my method
Ill cure the large majority of eases after all
nther means have failed. The cure is per-
manent. as can be proven by cases which
can be referred to, treated three years ago
In this city, with No return of the disease.
The fact Is now admitted by the best mel
| al writer's that chronic eatarrh is cails ii
by the presence of living parasites, micro
scopical in size in the tissues The cu i've
low shows these bacilla as they appear un
der the microscope, magni fed $50 diameteis
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CONSUM pTION.


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'Y Fok T ss7s! N lruSe Lots. S375

Dozen rev buildings going up; wafer
piped to every lot; new DUNN, railroad
passes through Melrose, the beautiful. Just
The place to buy far residence or sp. cula-
lion. CALIFORNIA LAND OFFICE, %
West First street.